Which was the most important consequence of the Boston Tea Party?

enactment by Parliament of the Intolerable Acts.

One of the principles stated in The Declaration of Independence

be based upon the consent of the governed

What difficulty arose from the Proclamation of 1763?:

settlers were prohibited from crossing the “line” west

Weapons and tactics from the Revolutionary War time period suggest which of the following?

All of these are accurate statements.

Which of the following statements is an example of propaganda?

“Those cowardly Redcoats fired on unarmed civilians.

A writ of assistance was helpful in Britain’s attempt to stop smuggling. How did it help?

allowed the British to search a merchant's smuggling.

British all of the following advantages in the Revolution EXCEPT which of the following?

people who were willing to die for the “cause"

What is one accomplishment of the First Continental Congress?

petition the king to recognize the Declaratory Act

The Declaration of Independence stated that?

All of these are accurate statements.

What is the significance of "General" George Washington

All of these are accurate statements.

Colonial Committees of Correspondence were created for which of the following functions?

contact one-another with news of British government behavior

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1
Which was the most important consequence of the Boston Tea Party?
enactment by Parliament of the Intolerable Acts.
repeal of the tax on tea.
failure of other colonies to support Boston's action.
opening of negotiations between Britain and Massachusetts.
2
One of the principles stated in The Declaration of Independence
be based upon the consent of the governed
have unlimited power to rule the people
be led by educated citizens
guarantee economic equality among citizens
3
What difficulty arose from the Proclamation of 1763?:
militia was required to put down Pontiac's Rebellion.
colonial paper money could not be printed.
contact between colonials and Indians was strictly forbidden
settlers were prohibited from crossing the “line” west
4
Weapons and tactics from the Revolutionary War time period suggest which of the following?
Rifles were more accurate, but also too expensive..
European Style fighting techniques were the “best”.
The Musket was the weapon of choice if a bayonet was used.
All of these are accurate statements.
5
Which of the following statements is an example of propaganda?
“The British were attacked by an angry mob of colonists.”
“Those cowardly Redcoats fired on unarmed civilians.
I heard the British officer say “Don’t Fire.”
“The crowd was actually throwing rocks, at the Redcoats.”
6
During the 1760s and 1770s an effective method of repealing The Stamp and Townshend Acts?
destroying property, such as tea, which a tax to was levied
sending petitions to the king and Parliament.
tarring and feathering British tax agents
boycotting British goods.
7
"Stand your ground . . . if they mean to have a war, let it begin here!”
Twinsburg
Concord
Bunker Hill
Lexington
8
Which of the following is not a Patriot advantage during the American Revolution?
France and Spain does not like Great Britain.
Some colonists are LOYALISTS!
There were Patriots who were willing to fight and die.
All fighting is done in North American
9
According to the Declaration of Independence, the people have the right to alter or abolish a
becomes involved in entangling alliances
violates natural rights
is a limited monarchy
all of these
10
A writ of assistance was helpful in Britain’s attempt to stop smuggling. How did it help?
present evidence of probable cause for smuggling.
ship to Britain before being shipped to other countries.
allowed the British to search a merchant's smuggling.
helped colonial merchants cut through the red tape.
11
British all of the following advantages in the Revolution EXCEPT which of the following?
a professional army.
the greatest navy and best-equipped army in the world.
people who were willing to die for the “cause"
superior industrial resources.
12
What is one accomplishment of the First Continental Congress?
provide funds for Fort Ticonderoga.
raise an army to resist British aggression in Massachusetts.
secure an alliance with France.
petition the king to recognize the Declaratory Act
13
The Declaration of Independence stated that?
All just governments derive their power from God.
All men are created equal.
All people have the right to abolish govt that hurt rights.
All of these are accurate statements.
14
What is the significance of "General" George Washington
Southern colonies may support the Revolution.
credibility to the “Revolutionary Cause
Washington was a wealthy Virginia planter
All of these are accurate statements.
15
Colonial Committees of Correspondence were created for which of the following functions?
publicize grievances against England.
contact one-another with news of British government behavior
correspond with radicals who supported the American cause.
improve the writing skills of young gentlemen.

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Questions 15

Answers

1
Which was the most important consequence of the Boston Tea Party?
enactment by Parliament of the Intolerable Acts.
repeal of the tax on tea.
failure of other colonies to support Boston's action.
opening of negotiations between Britain and Massachusetts.
2
One of the principles stated in The Declaration of Independence
be based upon the consent of the governed
have unlimited power to rule the people
be led by educated citizens
guarantee economic equality among citizens
3
What difficulty arose from the Proclamation of 1763?:
militia was required to put down Pontiac's Rebellion.
colonial paper money could not be printed.
contact between colonials and Indians was strictly forbidden
settlers were prohibited from crossing the “line” west
4
Weapons and tactics from the Revolutionary War time period suggest which of the following?
Rifles were more accurate, but also too expensive..
European Style fighting techniques were the “best”.
The Musket was the weapon of choice if a bayonet was used.
All of these are accurate statements.
5
Which of the following statements is an example of propaganda?
“The British were attacked by an angry mob of colonists.”
“Those cowardly Redcoats fired on unarmed civilians.
I heard the British officer say “Don’t Fire.”
“The crowd was actually throwing rocks, at the Redcoats.”
6
During the 1760s and 1770s an effective method of repealing The Stamp and Townshend Acts?
destroying property, such as tea, which a tax to was levied
sending petitions to the king and Parliament.
tarring and feathering British tax agents
boycotting British goods.
7
"Stand your ground . . . if they mean to have a war, let it begin here!”
Twinsburg
Concord
Bunker Hill
Lexington
8
Which of the following is not a Patriot advantage during the American Revolution?
France and Spain does not like Great Britain.
Some colonists are LOYALISTS!
There were Patriots who were willing to fight and die.
All fighting is done in North American
9
According to the Declaration of Independence, the people have the right to alter or abolish a
becomes involved in entangling alliances
violates natural rights
is a limited monarchy
all of these
10
A writ of assistance was helpful in Britain’s attempt to stop smuggling. How did it help?
present evidence of probable cause for smuggling.
ship to Britain before being shipped to other countries.
allowed the British to search a merchant's smuggling.
helped colonial merchants cut through the red tape.
11
British all of the following advantages in the Revolution EXCEPT which of the following?
a professional army.
the greatest navy and best-equipped army in the world.
people who were willing to die for the “cause"
superior industrial resources.
12
What is one accomplishment of the First Continental Congress?
provide funds for Fort Ticonderoga.
raise an army to resist British aggression in Massachusetts.
secure an alliance with France.
petition the king to recognize the Declaratory Act
13
The Declaration of Independence stated that?
All just governments derive their power from God.
All men are created equal.
All people have the right to abolish govt that hurt rights.
All of these are accurate statements.
14
What is the significance of "General" George Washington
Southern colonies may support the Revolution.
credibility to the “Revolutionary Cause
Washington was a wealthy Virginia planter
All of these are accurate statements.
15
Colonial Committees of Correspondence were created for which of the following functions?
publicize grievances against England.
contact one-another with news of British government behavior
correspond with radicals who supported the American cause.
improve the writing skills of young gentlemen.